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Pain Management Doctor and Interventional Care

When spine, joint, or nerve pain keeps getting in the way, our pain management team takes time to understand what you are experiencing and discuss non-surgical care that fits your needs.

15+

Years of Experience

Pain Management Specialty

Personalized Pain Management for Spine, Joint, and Nerve Pain

We help clients with chronic back or neck pain, sciatica, joint pain, arthritis-related discomfort, and nerve problems that make daily activities difficult. Our pain management specialist begins by listening to what has happened, examining your medical history and prior therapy, and discussing what may be appropriate next steps.

Our interventional pain management services include focused procedures and coordinated care for spine, joint, nerve, and chronic pain concerns. Depending on what we find during your evaluation, care may include epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, joint injections, viscosupplementation, chronic pain care, or rehabilitation with support from our pain doctor and care team.

Pain Management Services

Our Pain Management Treatment Options

We provide focused care for spine, joint, nerve, and chronic pain based on your symptoms and clinical evaluation.

Interventional Care

Epidural Steroid Injections

We provide targeted anti-inflammatory epidural injections that may be considered for disc herniations, sciatica, and significant pain affecting the lower back or neck.

Nerve Care

Nerve Blocks

We use targeted nerve blocks to focus on specific nerves involved in pain and gather information that may help us determine an appropriate treatment plan.

Spine Care

Radiofrequency Ablation

We employ this minimally invasive method to deliver heat radiation to targeted nerves and disrupt pain signals associated with arthritic facet joints in the spine.

Joint Care

Joint Injections

We perform image-guided joint injections that place medication directly into the affected joint space for arthritis, bursitis, stiffness, and other joint-related pain concerns.

Knee Care

Viscosupplementation

When clinically indicated, we provide hyaluronic acid gel injections to arthritic knees to help with lubrication and cushioning.

Spine & Pelvis

SI & Facet Joint Injections

We use fluoroscopy-guided injections to target sacroiliac or spinal facet joints when an evaluation suggests these areas may be contributing to a patient’s pain.

Chronic Care

For chronic pain, we may use interventional procedures, physical therapy, and pharmaceutical management as part of a care plan shaped around your needs and clinical findings.

Rehabilitation

Physical Therapy & Rehab

We can combine rehabilitation with medical pain therapy by using therapeutic exercise and personalized programs that focus on strength, range of motion, and daily function.

Your Care Pathway

Your Pain Care Roadmap

Our method begins with understanding your pain and progresses to diagnostic review, treatment planning, and follow-up care.

01

Clinical Evaluation

We talk with you about your pain history and current symptoms, review physical findings, and look closely at the joint or spine concerns that brought you to us.

02

Diagnostic Review

Before proposing a specific operation, we analyze available X-rays, MRI scans, or ultrasound data to determine whether additional assessment is necessary.

03

Treatment Planning

Once we understand the clinical picture, we discuss suitable non-surgical options with you, including interventional procedures, joint care, or rehabilitation when those services fit your needs.

04

Follow-Up Care

Following treatment, we provide activity coaching, coordinate physical therapy when necessary, and assess how you are reacting so that we can alter your care plan as needed.

Same-Day

Walk-In Sick Visit Care

Insurance & Access

Coverage Support for Pain Management Care

We work with Medicare and major commercial insurance plans. Coverage can differ by treatment, individual plan details, and any prior authorization requirements tied to your care.

Our staff can verify benefits, review prior authorization requirements, and assist with claim paperwork before treatment so you have clearer information about coverage before moving forward.

FAQ

Pain Management FAQs

Here are answers to common questions patients have about evaluations, treatments, procedures, follow-up care, and insurance coverage.

When should I see a pain management doctor?
If pain continues or starts interfering with normal daily activities, we can evaluate what you are experiencing and discuss whether pain management care may be appropriate. We also review your health history and previous treatment before talking with you about possible next steps.
Our interventional services may include epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, joint injections, and other pain treatments. We discuss these options after reviewing your symptoms, history, clinical findings, and any relevant diagnostic information.
Many of the treatments within our pain services are non-surgical, including targeted injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and rehabilitation. Before treatment, we explain what an option is designed to address, what the procedure involves, and whether it is appropriate for your needs.
It depends on your symptoms and the procedure we are considering. We may review existing X-rays, MRI scans, or ultrasound findings, and certain injections are performed with ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance to help us place treatment at the intended target.
Coverage depends on the treatment and your individual insurance plan. We can verify benefits, review prior authorization requirements, and discuss available coverage information before you proceed with a recommended service so you have a clearer understanding of what your plan may cover.

Need Answers About Persistent Pain? Start With a Clinical Evaluation

Understanding the source of your discomfort is an important first step. We review your symptoms, medical history, and relevant diagnostic information before discussing treatment options that may fit your needs.